Sodfried-Trans

Sodfried-Trans - earthworks and recycling!

Our medium-sized company with 25 employees sees itself as a competent and reliable partner for all earthworks and transport services in the Burgenland and Lower Austria area.

The field of activity of our company ranges from simple excavation work to heavy transport. With the construction of a modern recycling plant and rubble dump, a new pillar was created and the area of ​​activity was significantly expanded.

Precision in the execution of all work in compliance with the specified schedule are essential prerequisites for our assignments. In addition, we offer individual and professional advice on the planning and implementation of your individual building project.

History

From a one-man business to a large company

In 1964 Josef Sodfried sen. in Purbach am Neusiedlersee a company for pond digging and demolition. The company's machinery only consisted of a bulldozer and a crawler loader. In order to be able to carry out further work, a trench excavator and a grader were purchased in 1965. His son, Josef Sodfried jun. began to work in the company. Over the years, the company's range of activities has expanded continuously. A shovel loader was added in 1966. The company was mainly active in work for private individuals and in the municipal sector. The first truck, brand Krupp, went into operation in 1969. In 1970 Josef Sodfried sen. the operation on a transport company. This enabled the area of ​​activity to be expanded significantly. The number of employees rose from one to three.

In 1990 the workforce was increased by a further six employees. A new takeover took place in the same year. Since Josef Sodfried sen. retired, his son Josef Sodfried jun. the management of the company. He too had taken on the task of expanding the company further. In 1994 the construction of a recycling plant and a rubble dump began. This was put into operation in 1995. The company has meanwhile been modernized and expanded: the number of employees increased from nine to 23 and the fleet now comprises eleven trucks (from vans and crane trucks to low-loaders for heavy haulage) for a wide variety of tasks. New acquisitions were also made in the pond digging and demolition department, from mini excavators to 30-tonne crawler excavators, from compact loaders to 4-cubic meter loaders.

With the acquisition of various road rollers and graders, the area of ​​responsibility could be meaningfully supplemented.

By installing a modern jaw crusher and a screening system in the building rubble landfill, an advanced recycling system was created with which the building rubble can be reprocessed into high-quality building material.